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[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Watcher Wikipedia shows several uses of the term watcher]. Of particular interest is [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grigori Grigori which according to Wikipedia] "are a group of fallen angels told of in Biblical apocrypha who mated with mortal women, giving rise to a race of giants known as the Nephilim". Also known as "Watchers" (from Greek egrḗgoroi), the Grigori appear in the books of [[Enochian|Enoch]] and Jubilees".However, this definition does not sync with Gemma's since she she would probably mention it if Watchers are nonhuman. Anyway, deciding Bree is being followed by half-angel giants from the Bible is a bit of a stretch.   
 
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Watcher Wikipedia shows several uses of the term watcher]. Of particular interest is [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grigori Grigori which according to Wikipedia] "are a group of fallen angels told of in Biblical apocrypha who mated with mortal women, giving rise to a race of giants known as the Nephilim". Also known as "Watchers" (from Greek egrḗgoroi), the Grigori appear in the books of [[Enochian|Enoch]] and Jubilees".However, this definition does not sync with Gemma's since she she would probably mention it if Watchers are nonhuman. Anyway, deciding Bree is being followed by half-angel giants from the Bible is a bit of a stretch.   
  
After the [[Man In The Suit]] [http://www.lonelygirl15.com/?p=108&play=1#comment-15719 The Deacons comment]: <br>  "اوريم وتميماوريم وتميم we have warned you for a while of what can befall you. You are very close to being captured and the Grigori have summoned he who is called שמיחזה."<br>  
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After the [[Man In The Suit]], [http://www.lonelygirl15.com/?p=108&play=1#comment-15719 The Deacons comment]: <br>  "اوريم وتميماوريم وتميم we have warned you for a while of what can befall you. You are very close to being captured and the Grigori have summoned he who is called שמיחזה."<br>  
  
 
[http://www.lonelygirl15.com/?p=108&play=1#comment-15719 Comment #230 to the Man In The Suit video] uses the term "Grigori" before [[Gemma]] posts a video identifying the watcher. Some conclude on this basis that [[The Deacons (commenter)]] are official. This remains a hotly debated topic, with some fans arguing that the "Watcher" idea might have been incorporated after [[The Deacons (commenter)]] posts became popular, and not because [[The Deacons (commenter)]] are part of the production. Gemma did not use the term "[[Grigori]]" in connection with the "Watcher".
 
[http://www.lonelygirl15.com/?p=108&play=1#comment-15719 Comment #230 to the Man In The Suit video] uses the term "Grigori" before [[Gemma]] posts a video identifying the watcher. Some conclude on this basis that [[The Deacons (commenter)]] are official. This remains a hotly debated topic, with some fans arguing that the "Watcher" idea might have been incorporated after [[The Deacons (commenter)]] posts became popular, and not because [[The Deacons (commenter)]] are part of the production. Gemma did not use the term "[[Grigori]]" in connection with the "Watcher".

Revision as of 06:20, 19 November 2006

Introduction

A close up of the Watcher's hand
Drawing of symbol that Gemma identifies on the Watcher's hand

The Watcher was first seen in the video Exploring The Motel and subsequently in Breakfast In Bed and is referred to as "the man in the suit" until Gemma identifies him as a Watcher. The picture at right shows the part of his hand where Gemma claims to have detected the tell-tale symbol. To most viewers it looks like a smudge, but apparently Gemma has super-poer vision. Gemma also provided a drawing of the symbol that she used to identify him. She warns Bree and Daniel of this discovery in the video A Watcher.

Official description

According to Gemma, Watchers operate like an order of knights. She believes that a modern version of the Watchers are part of Order. Gemma's explanation indicates that several (if not many) Watchers must exist, but it is unknown how many are following Bree and Daniel. This uncertainty arises because the videos never show more than one Watcher at a time and they are never seen in enough detail to be distinguishable from one another. The Watcher has been seen at the motel and at the grocery store, which is one indication that there might be more than one assigned to follow Bree and Daniel.

Role

The role of the Watcher is also unknown. Gemma links the Watcher with the Order, which leads Bree and Daniel to run away in Fleeing The Watcher. However, the purpose of the Watcher's surveillance and his true identity are yet to be revealed with certainty.

Unofficial fan research

The following is a compilation of research conducted by fans. Some of the links might provide useful background knowledge to better understand the Watcher and his purpose in this series. However, the information in these external links has not been officially confirmed to be related to this production. It is possible that the term Watcher in the context of this series varies from what the fan research has thus far unearthed.

Wikipedia shows several uses of the term watcher. Of particular interest is Grigori which according to Wikipedia "are a group of fallen angels told of in Biblical apocrypha who mated with mortal women, giving rise to a race of giants known as the Nephilim". Also known as "Watchers" (from Greek egrḗgoroi), the Grigori appear in the books of Enoch and Jubilees".However, this definition does not sync with Gemma's since she she would probably mention it if Watchers are nonhuman. Anyway, deciding Bree is being followed by half-angel giants from the Bible is a bit of a stretch.

After the Man In The Suit, The Deacons comment:
"اوريم وتميماوريم وتميم we have warned you for a while of what can befall you. You are very close to being captured and the Grigori have summoned he who is called שמיחזה."

Comment #230 to the Man In The Suit video uses the term "Grigori" before Gemma posts a video identifying the watcher. Some conclude on this basis that The Deacons (commenter) are official. This remains a hotly debated topic, with some fans arguing that the "Watcher" idea might have been incorporated after The Deacons (commenter) posts became popular, and not because The Deacons (commenter) are part of the production. Gemma did not use the term "Grigori" in connection with the "Watcher".

After Fleeing The Watcher video user commented:

"A page relating to Aleister Crowley’s alleged interactions with an exterrestrial has this info about Watchers:

http://www.geocities.com/lord_visionary/demonsindex.htm

“Demons are the disembodied spirits of the Gibborim. The Gibborim are the ‘Mighty Men of Renown’ created by the Watchers when they left their heavenly abode and came down to the daughters of men and produced the ‘Mighty Men of Renown’ as recorded in Genesis Chapter 6:4 of the Old Testament. They are half breeds, angelic hybrids.”

“The aberrant genetic tendencies of the Gibborim were unfortunately cloned into the D.N.A. of mankind. According to the Bible, only Noah escaped this genetic intervention. There are no records of these perverse tendencies prior to the intervention of the Watchers. These dormant genetic tendencies still surface today at times in different people as predicted in Genesis 6:4, “There were giants on the earth in those days, and also afterward.” These genetic mutations are the living evidence of the interaction of fallen angelic beings. ”

“The Watchers are a guardian class of angels that were assigned to watch over the earth and protect mankind from just this sort of thing happening. According to the Book of Enoch, Jubilees, Jasher, and Testimony of the Twelve Patriarchs, they rebelled against God and attempted to enslave the whole world and provoke God. According to the Book of Jasher they not only tweaked with the D.N.A. of mankind but also with the animals. ”

This would certainly tie in with Bree’s study of Enochian, the “angelic language”".